Willbros Group, Inc. has been awarded the construction contract for a portion of the Acadian Haynesville Extension Project, a natural gas pipeline being developed by Acadian Gas LLC, a jointly owned subsidiary of Enterprise Products Partners L.P. and Duncan Energy Partners L.P.
Ten companies have replied to Petrobangla’s tender to build a new LNG terminal on Bangladesh’s coastline to import Middle Eastern LNG.
As Europe grows increasingly weary of the Russian energy dominance that its member states regularly complain about, this issue has yet to be addressed, as bilateral negotiations with Moscow are ongoing.
An update on downstream news from Canada, North America and Latin America.
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Saponis Investments Sp. Z o.o., a 20% owned subsidiary of LNG Energy Ltd has spudded its first exploratory shale gas well in Poland.
Seneca Resources has acquired additional acreage in the Marcellus Shale from EOG Resources at a cost of US$ 23 million.
Wood Mackenzie study shows path to job growth and more government revenue is through increased access to oil and gas reserves.
MarkWest Energy Partners is to acquire EQT’s gas processing complex in Langley, Kentucky and will also be developing another complex in West Virginia in partnership with The Energy & Minerals Group.
Pemex blames theft for pipeline explosion that killed 28.
Deploying a CPTMS offers pipeline operators substantial benefits, including capturing new business opportunities, data access, lower total cost of ownership and risk mitigation.
The Caspian Pipeline Consortium is to expand its pipeline capacity to 67 million tpa at a cost of US$ 5.4 billion. The expansion will allow Kazakhstan to increase it oil exports.
Tesoro Corporation has announced that it is splitting off some of its logistics assets into a Master Limited Partnership and selling a minority interest in an initial public offering.
Chatham House has released a new report that discusses the uncertainties the oil and gas industry will face over the next 10 years.
India has signed an agreement to join a US$ 10 billion pipeline that will come all the way from Turkmenistan via Pakistan and Afghanistan.